captioned by closed captioning services, inc. good morning, i'm carolyn tyler, thanks for joining us. let's start with a look at the weather with our meteorologist, frances dinglasan. good morning. another nice day. dealing with low clouds and fog once again. beautiful live shot from emeryville looking towards san francisco, low coastal clouds, we are starting off with temperatures in the 50s. even getting up into the 70s in some locations, especially by lunchtime mostly sunny for the interior areas. cloudy along the coast, pretty much all day today.

that's where you will find 60s even this afternoon. mid 80s in the interior valleys. by 7:00 this evening, mainly clear, still cloudy along the coast. we have a warm-up on its way. i'll have details coming up. thousands of runners are still in the streets of san francisco this morning as part of the annual san francisco marathon. even though the winners have already crossed the finish line. more than 8,000 are running or walking the full course of 26.2 miles. another 14,000 are said to be participating in one of two half marathons. three lanes of the golden gate bridge were closed until just a few minutes ago to allow the marathoners to safely cross the span. several city streets are still closed. the race began at 5:30 this morning with waves of runners after spreading across the golden gate bridge, the runners will go through golden gate park, past at&t

park before crossing the finish line at cupid's arrow near the ferry building. the men's winner of salt lake city with an unofficial time of two hours, 26 minutes and 45 seconds. the women's winner is a woman from san francisco who appears to have set a new course record with and you official time of two hours, 44 minutes and 10 seconds. our congratulations to them. developing news out of contra costa county. 2-year-old boy at children's hospital oakland this morning. after being mauled by his babysitter's pit bull in rodeo late last night. the boy was bitten in the head but should recover. officers with animal services arrived at the home on california street before midnight. the boy had already been taken to the hospital. a young woman answered the door and let officers inside. we now know they took that dog

into custody. the boy's family tells abc7 news they had no idea the babysitter even had a pit bull. contra costa county sheriff's investigators trying to piece together events that led to the shooting of 58-year-old girl and 22-year-old man at a west pittsburg home. both victims are recovering at local hospitals. a man got out of a car on franklin avenue, shot into the house then drove off. >> reporter: the little girl was rushed to the medical center with a gunshot wound to the leg her mother did not want to show her face on camera because she is worried for her family's safety. she doesn't know what happened because she wasn't home at time. how did you find bout what happened? >> they called me on the phone and said mikayla had been shot. i thought they were playing a prank. they were telling the true >> reporter: investigators don't have a lot of

information so far. they were called to the hospital after the 8-year-old girl arrived at the emergency room. witnesses have provided conflicting information. the second victim isn't giving much help either. >> we got a second call from kaiser walnut creek of a second gunshot wound victim, 22-year-old male. we sent a deputy to start investigation speaking with him, he was not completely cooperative. >> reporter: here's what investigators pieced together. someone drove up to the victim's in the 200 block of franklin in west pittsburg, stepped out of car and fired two shots at the house. deputies haven't found substantial evidence at that house. as for the 8-year-old girl she is recovering. she might have to have skin grafts? >> no, it is fine. >> reporter: in concord, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> we now know the names of the two people killed in a

collision yesterday afternoon in san bruno. that accident happened after noon at the intersection of el camino real off the 380 exit. police say a driver smashed into cars stopped at the intersection. a 37-year-old of san francisco and a 39-year-old of san bruno died at the scene. three others were hospitalized. bart police are investigating a shooting at the san leandro bart station last night. someone fired shots at the building before 10:00 last night. fortunately, no one was injured. service was fully restored and the station reopened around midnight. investigators want to know if underaged drinking may have lead to a tragedy that killed a woman and sent another to the hospital after an accident on a south bay freeway. it happened on a party bus heading southbound along highway 17 in los gatos late friday night.

police say two women got into a fight on the bus on their way home to santa cruz from a concert. >> the door of the bus opened both passengers fell out of the bus. one got run over by the bus and she died at the scene. >> 25-year-old natasha nolan died at the scene. the other woman who is 20-years-old suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. this morning searchers in pacifica resume their search for a 76-year-old woman who suffers from dementia. maria jansen has not been seen since last wednesday afternoon. john alston talked with her husband he is worried sick about his lifelong partner where is she? the big question. >> reporter: he's talking about his wife of more than five decades, 76-year-old maria jansen they often walk

on the trails behind their home. wednesday afternoon he finished work on his computer when he noticed his wife was missing. >> she was not there. she was just not there. 2:00, she is sitting there and 4:00, she is not. she walked out, and so i thought maybe out in the backyard. >> reporter: all day saturday and the past several days hundreds have scoured the rough terrain in and around san pedro valley park, law enforcement from san mateo county and the bay area, volunteers on horseback, atv's and motorcycles. maria jansen is 5'5, 100 pounds last seen wearing yellow garden shoes and green pants. authorities say she suffers from dementia and memory loss. >> i'm extremely concerned about her well -- well-being she has been gone for three nights, she 76-years-old. >> reporter: searchers are concentrating on the park because that is often where she hikes with her husband or friend. because of her memory loss

police say she could have wandered some place different. >> we have a lot of people in the area, hikers, citizens, residents live in the area that might have seen her at certain locations. every time we get a tip we follow up. >> reporter: chris jansen wants information out hoping it leads to a miracle discovery. the past few days have been tough. >> not very good. this is -- we're married for 54 years. we know each other for 58 years. >> reporter: john alston, abc7 news. a wildfire that may have been intentionally set continues to burn east of ukiah this morning it broke out 1:30 yesterday afternoon near mill creek road in mendocino county. we have a viewer of ukiah who sent video. right now the fire is estimated at 400 acres and is 30% contained.

no structures are threatened. the chp is investigating reports of a loud explosion before smoke was spotted and reports of a man seen starting the fire by witnesses. up next, we are learning more about suspected colorado theater shooter james holmes as he prepares to be formally charged in court tomorrow. mitt romney meets with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. what the two agree is the greatest threat in t

to the latest in the tragedy in colorado. tomorrow the suspect james holmes is scheduled to be back in court to face formal charges including 12 counts of murder and 58 counts of attempted murder. >> a woman critically injured in the shooting has suffered a miss . doctors say it was caused by the trauma, including the loss of her 6-year-old daughter in that shooting. yes, three of those who died were laid to rest. clayton sandell has the latest. [ bagpipes ] >> reporter: jessica went home one last time to san antonio. >> she was a forced to be reckoned with. a jolt of lightning. >> reporter: one of three funerals for 12 lives cut short. >> you have a right to be

advised of charges. >> reporter: suspect james holmes was a psychiatric patient while a grad student at the university of colorado. his psychiatrist, dr. fenton is the director of student mental health services. she didn't answer when they knocked. prosecution and defense teams are fighting over a notebook holmes made to fenton that may reveal clues about the massacre. holmes' public defender says it is confidential, between doctor and patient. fenton never received the notebook. experts say if holmes made specific threats she an obligation to report them. >> it is called a duty to warn or protect. >> reporter: there's always a chance holmes kept his alleged plan secret. >> it is possible the psychiatrist had very little information from james holmes at the time this happened. >> reporter: holmes will be back in court monday facing hundreds of charges, including 12 counts of first degree murder, 58 counts of attempted murder. two big questions:

will the prosecution seek the death penalty? and will he mount an insanity defense? other news, mitt romney is in israel today the second stop of his international tour. here is live video of the presumed republican presidential nominee speaking in jerusalem. he has already outlined how he would handle iran. david muir is traveling with romney and has the latest from jerusalem. >> reporter: mitt romney met with netanyahu earlier this morning. he is slated to have dinner later today. the two are longtime friends working together in the 70s. emerging from israel, tough talk on iran. foreign policy adviser with the romney campaign saying romney would respect and back an is -- israeli military strike against iran aimed at preventing nuclear capability.

saying they are testing our moral defenses they want to know who will object and who will look the other way. the obama administration has not taken military options off the take, relying on sanctions. we will ask the governor for exact differences between what he is laying out and what we've heard so far from president obama, later today. earlier today a sceneior campaign adviser for mitt romney and president obama debated impact on voters of romney's statements on iran and his gaffe in london where he questioned whether the brits are ready to put on the olympics. >> i don't think that a gaffe or a youtube moment is going to make or break this election. i think it is going to be about the direction of the country. how we rebuild the economy. how we continue to have a stronger national security posture around the globe. >> i would give that answer too if i hadn't flown to london and embarrassed myself in front of our strongest ally

in the world. voters wonder allowed whether mitt romney is ready for the world? i think the world is not yet ready for mitt romney. in an exclusive first interview former vice president cheney since his heart transplant in march, he describes the process of choosing a running mate. he says there's a long list that political friends easily make and a short list consisting only of those allies who are ready to assume the presidency. he says that one of course, tends to be a very short list. on my short list today, moderate weather. >> moderate weather, sunshine, even warmer temperatures in a few locations. dealing with fog and low clouds once again as we look live, light wind now over the ferry building, you see the flags blowing they will pick up this afternoon to 10 to 20 miles an hour from the west and southwest. i'll have temperatures and seven day forecast, coming up.

thank you frances dinglasan in for lisa argen today. in sports the a's stay hot, winning a second straight against the orioles. mike

welcome back. it is 9:20. this is a live look at the finish line of the san francisco marathon. about 22,000 -- 22,500 runners

took part today. the winners crossed that line a long time ago, it took them just unthree hours to do so. -- under three hours to do so. great racing weather frances especially they started off at 5:30 this morning it was nice and cool. for those who are still straggling in, hats off to you at least you got out there. >> i'm just amazed people were out there five in the morning, running 26.2 miles. it was nice weather, overcast, low 50s is what they had to start off with, temperatures warming up into the low 60s during the celebration by the time it is overat 1:00. another live shot for you -- more grey skies now, things are going to change we are going to see a left sun, similar to yesterday's nice weather. so, here's a look at live doppler 7 hd, showing cloud cover, low clouds around the

bay area . in fact, widespread low clouds. a little sun in the interior valleys. so, we'll check out temperatures right now starting to reach the 60s even upper 60s in antioch. 68°, 54 still in san francisco, where we have a lot of folks running still and 59 in san jose. i wanted to mention there is fog out there and that has caused limit visibility in santa rosa, although it is up to two miles an hour, down to 3/4 of a mile earlier this morning, 1 1/2 mile visibility in half moon bay. for today, again you can expect the low clouds that means fog and coastal drizzle especially the morning hours. sunny and warmer today in some locations getting to near normal numbers hot inland midweek. we are a little below normal, above normal by wednesday, thursday forecast models

showing area of high pressure dominant feature bringing sunny skies. area of low pressure if that moves west it continues to bring in onshore flow that means cool by the coast with high pressure we'll see sunny conditions and so we'll see very warm temperatures midweek in the interior valleys even the coast will warm up a little, still in the 60s. here's a look at the forecast model, , a lot of low clouds even possible drizzle along -- along the peninsula coast. quickly by lunchtime it does clear back except for here, half moon bay as you head down highway 1. then it stays there all through the afternoon. that's why it is never going to warm up here. interior valleys 80s even upper 80s. look for 80 in san jose. 70 in any veil. 75 redwood -- in sunnyvale. 75 in redwood city, 66 downtown san francisco, partly sunny, if you are heading to the giants' game.

also, sunshine in the north bay with 86 in calistoga, 80 petaluma, 70s in the east bay, 72 in oakland. upper 80s in antioch, pittsburg 86, also down around gilroy 85, definitely t-shirt and shorts weather once again for the garlic festival. 65 in monterey. here's the seven day forecast, we will see mid 90s wednesday, thursday inland areas even upper 80s around the bay by thursday, 60s bump up midweek mainly 60s along the coast. >> looking good, thank you. >> let's check out sports. surging a's try to sweep orioles in baltimore this morning. yesterday the team stayed hot getting their 9th win in the past 10 games. mike shumann has highlights. good morning. start off with a little base all i would like to buy a

vowela's over the o's any time. a's win second straight with pitching and long ball. a's were getting shut out by hunter early, two run shot down the line, 14th of the year oakland guess up 2-0. on the mound for oakland, striking out davis in the 6th, carter slaps second homer ins many games, his 8th of the season, a's 6-1 victory they go for the sweep today. family day for giants having fun with the kids before they faced the dodgers. first inning kemp, see ya, 2-0 dodgers zito allowed four runs in five innings. now 4-0, ellis crushes one to the left. 5-0 dodgers still in the 7th.

ramirez bringing home kemp, three rbi on the day dodgers crush giants 10-0, one game back in the national league west. >> you you are going to have games like this, you don't like 'em, you look like you are flat, that usually goes when you don't hit. we need a spark somewhere somebody driving in a run or doing something and we're missing that. that's -- the last couple of days. >> major leagues, nothing is easy. we are excited to come down to it, almost to august, we are excited to come down to the wire and get fired up for the next two months. arena football playoffs hosting san jose, 50 yard indoor war, down 14-0. mark guess 30 yards to exit kerr almost goes -- to whitaker, almost goes flying over the wall. nick gets picked off by jones

brings it back 20 yards for the score. 35-31. less than a minute left, arizona up 10, sabercats roar back to williams great diving catch, cats only down four, nick covered by arizona and they will win 51-48, sabercats eliminated from the playoffs. 37th minute from outside the box john bush 1-0 fire. within last shot for san jose, drills it in the bottom ties it late 1-weigh your final. gilroy's own guerrero wins a wbc, wealth ter wait title last night in san jose. i'm mike shumann, have a great day.

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welcome back. state treasurer bill is working to line-up enough votes to become the next chancellor of the california state university system. -- today's chronicle reports the 71-year-old former state senate leader is lobbying the 25 member board of trustees. he wants to become the replacement for retiring csu chancellor charles reed. the job would give lockyer a substantial raise. his job pay -- the

bone marrow drive takes place in oakland starting this morning. underway right now it started at 9:00. it is to help find a matching donor for a 14-year-old girl with lieu kwaoeplia. screening process is -- leukemia screening process is simple a swab of the mouth will reveal if you can save the life of someone who needs a bone marrow transplant in this case an oakland teenager whose own family members are not a suitable match. today's drive for cynthia rodriguez takes place at st. elizabeth church on 34th avenue in oakland it started at 9 and goes until 3:00. crews continue their effort to eradicate a harmful pest in the morgan hill area the oriental fruit fly workers applied bait stations to trees. yesterday's spraying came after hour he falls were found in different traps located

near monterey road last week. special chemicals target them. >> they have attractant that is very good, attracts the males once when he eliminate them from the population we should see the population collapse. >> that oriental fruit fly can harm up to 2230 types of fruits and vegetables. -- 230 types of fruits age vegetables. abc7 news and sleep train have teamed up for the dream campaign. for every new like abc7 news gets one dollar will go to help foster kids this morning karina rusk introduces us to an organization helping foster children and some of the kids benefiting from the non-profit. >> reporter: jenny is proof you don't have to give birth to be a mom. she and her partner deb, have five children, joshua is the oldest, he was three when he came to them as a foster child with autism. he's now nine and thriving.

>> he's incredible. he got student of the month at school and everybody was beaming from the principal didn't. >> reporter: the couple not only adopted josh but adopted four other children because they were siblings and didn't want to break up the family. >> i think it helps that jenny and i come from large families. because we are used to the okay, it is chaos. >> reporter: they first became foster parents through a non-profit organization dedicated to encouraging more people to become foster parents and improving the lives of foster children. there are nearly 60,000 children living in foster care in california. richard, alonzo and stephen know firsthand what it is like to need a place to call home. >> my parents weren't able to be there for me with when i was younger. in the foster system i

experienced good times and bad times. i was in 12 homes. >> reporter: the quality of foster care can have a lifelong impact. stephen sits on the board of directors. >> i would like to think that the good foster homes i had are gonna affect me and in turn everyone who i meet. it is very appreciative. >> reporter: they've cared for numerous foster children over the years from days at a time to months. the commitment to five of those children is now forever. >> they steeled our lives. i'm not saying there was something missing, it is more we didn't know what life could bring. now we see what life can pwreufpl >> reporter: it turns out being a foster parent doesn't just change a child's life. we want to thank some of the people who are helping raise thousands of dollars for bay area foster kids by liking us on facebook.

some of our new friends include: zelia p from san jose, sherry w from vallejo. thank you and you can still make a difference, maybe get mentioned on the news. just like abc7 news on facebook right now and one dollar gets donated to the abc7 sleep train dream campaign. runners are still on the streets as part of the annual san francisco marathon even though the winners crossed the finish line more than an hour ago this is a live shot of the finish line along the embarcadero. some 8,000 are running or walking the full course of 26.2 miles. another 14,000 are said to be participating in one of two half marathons. three lanes of the golden gate bridge were closed until a little after 9:00 this morning to allow folks to safely cross that span. several city streets are still closed. the race began at 5:30 this

morning, bright and early, after sprinting across the golden gate bridge the runners go through golden gate park, past at&t park before crossing the finish line which we showed you is at cupid's arrow near the ferry building. the man's winner is from salt lake , two hours, 26 minutes, 45 seconds. the women's winner is from san francisco, who appears to have set a new course record for women, unofficial time of two hours, 44 minutes, 10 seconds. >> i love it once i got through the first half, i was like -- [ inaudible ] i'm a good second half runner. excited. >> i don't blame you congratulations to everyone who is finishing this course. coming up, the bay area mechanic who is hoping her gift will accelerate someone's future.

she is deciding who is going to get a car. take a live look from golden gate bridge, again all the lanes now open and running smoothly after the marathoners finished that part of the course. frances dinglasan will hav [ female announcer ] before allegra, allergies kept emma from enjoying the fun. after allegra, she's back catching fireflies. effective, long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. after children's allegra, kids have it all.

>> making a small difference one person at a time can add up. a woman is proof of that. as reporter wayne freedman tells us, big dreams begin small then they grow. >> reporter: it would be easy to -- [ inaudible ] >> a woman in auto repair is

not the stereotype. >> reporter: unless she works in the office. >> front right corner on acceleration. >> reporter: kate is a mechanic whose expertise has become legendary. >> one of the best. >> i got my first car when i was 17 it was a piece of junk, a pick-up and would never start. >> reporter: she grew up in alaska, always good at math and science and never let convention hold her back. >> i see it as a challenge. if i want to learn something and do something, then why would my gender get in the way? >> reporter: kate opened this place in 2009 in the midst of the great recession before long she so much business she needed employees. any definition of success is relative about a year and a half ago kate decided it want enough to make it as a business. she wanted to -- she wanted the business to make a difference in the community. end this 1994 honda civic.

>> it needed timing >> reporter: not pretty, not yet it needs body work, matching hubcaps, tlc, all superficial. it also needs someone to write a letter that touches the hearts of kates and her employees. in september they will go through the piles and donate the civic to someone capable and deserving. >> you see people struggling like any of us, just working people just trying to get to a to b. >> i would like to give a car to everybody that needs one. i'm not able to do that i focus on what i can do. what i can do is give this vehicle to somebody and make their life brighter and hopefully make the lives of the people in their life brighter and hopefully it will spread. >> reporter: through a car that once had a bad timing belt at just the right time

wayne freedman, abc7 news. frances dinglasan is in this morning giving lisa argen a break. >> lisa is missing out on the nice weather we've been experiencing this weekend another sunny day head once low clouds clear back to the coast, by lunchtime, i'll have the details. nice temperatures and warm-up with your seven day forecast, coming up. also ahead, robert de niro plays a psychic in a spooky new movie. don sanchez gives us a reading and his on the i'm review. >> unhappy with your property tax bill? the news i have isn't going to make you

if you are a homeowner you are about to get something in the mail you might dread depending on where you live. your property tax bill for 2012 is going to arrive in september. here's michael finney with what you need to know if you plan to challenge your property tax assessment bill. >> reporter: he takes time to reflect as he waits for the city of san francisco to make a decision on his appeal of his property tax assessment. he's been waiting since last year for an answer. >> they said well it would be at least six more months before you hear about 2011. >> reporter: he appealed last

summer after the appraised value of his home came in $40,000 less than his tax base. >> i submitted in july 2011 and paid a nonrefundable $60 fee and didn't hear anything for a year >> reporter: chad's case is not unusual. the san francisco assessment appeal board says 75% of the more than 6,000 appeals already filed, still need to be scheduled. neither the san francisco appeal board, nor the assessor's office would agree to an on camera interview. the past president of the california assessor's association did talk to us. ron thompson is alameda county's tax assessor. he says the backlog in california started a few years back. >> it started to peak in 2009 and 10, now 11 they are down filing period for 2012 has just begun. >> reporter: the average wait for appeal hearing in the bay area is now one year. as home values begin to tumble

the number of challenges increase. in some counties, like san francisco, with the wait for a decision can be two years. that's the maximum allowed by law. >> i think some assessors, because of staffing levels and budget they've been afford are having somewhat more of a problem. >> reporter: for people like chad that means he will be getting his 2012 bill before knowing a decision on his 2011 an people the fee apply is $60, nonrefund . he doesn't understand why officials -- aren't pushing back the deadline to file appeals. >> you should apply for 2012 and pay another $60. i explained if i was declined for 2011 there wouldn't be any reason to apply for 2012. >> reporter: we have information on important deadlines. go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your

>> this morning frances and i both noticed a little spritz on the windshield here in san francisco, what does it mean? >> we still have drizzle along the coast because of low clouds we have a couple live shots, still -- we'll see drizzle along the coast possibly throughout the day that's why we had to use our wipers this morning. another live shot in san francisco, looking up at transamerica and the bank of america building, it does look like the clouds are breaking up a little bit. by lunchtime more sunshine. we'll show you live doppler 7 hd which shows quite a bit of cloud cover over most of the bay area. some interior stations are reporting sunnier conditions right now as it does a sweep around the bay area. san francisco 54° for the marathon runners. 68 in antioch, look for 59 in

mountain view. mid 50s for the most part around monterey. things change quickly once the low clouds clear that going to happen in the next few hours. starting off with fog and drizzle this morning. sunny and warmer today in some locations, close to normal. hot inland midweek we'll be above normal. here's why, this area of high pressure will move west. we have this area of low pressure and this air circulates a counterclockwise that will help onshore flow along the coast it will still be cool because of the sea breeze with high pressure building we'll see a warm-up midweek, especially in the interior locations. 9:00 still cloud cover with you see the areas of green, drizzle there, half moon bay, then notice how quickly things change by lunchtime, a lot of sunshine. then the clouds still here, in

the afternoon they don't quite clear so that's why it going to be cool here along highway 1 in santa cruz sunshine and also in around the monterey bay. 80 is your high today in san jose, 66 in san francisco, 72 in oakland. interior valleys upper 80s, 89 in antioch. morgan hill 84. 73 in santa cruz. also, last day of the garlic festival. if you are heading there, things will warm up, especially by lunchtime in the upper 70s and a lot of sunshine, pretty hot through the around hours mid 80s, then starting to be a little more comfortable mid 70s in the evening hours. if you are heading to the giants' game partly cloudy conditions expected. always a little sunnier the farther east you head, look for a hive 66°. -- look for a high of 66°.

60s along the coast, pretty much all week. notice around the bay, upper 80s by wednesday, thursday possibly even mid to upper 90s on thursday, with a lot of sunshine but we'll still see the morning fog and low clouds, typical summertime pattern through the week. >> is this still below normal? >> right now in some locations then above normal by wednesday, thursday. maybe a little before that. >> thank you frances. robert de niro's latest film is in theaters this weekend it is about psychics and esp. don sanchez dims the red lights with his review on the . >> there are two kinds of people throughout with a special gift. the ones who really think they have skin of power. -- never some kind of power and the other guys who think we can't figure them out.

they are both wrong. >> reporter: renowned expert investigating the paranormal they are debunking scams when a powerful force comes to town. >> can you trust your eyes? can you trust me? >> reporter: robert dee near row chews up the scenery he cures illnesses, spoons a super mar. -- a superstar. her character isn't impressed. sigourney can't rein him in, creepier and more confusing trying to figure out what some of these images mean. >> are you challenging me? are you questioning my power? >> reporter: what began -- [ inaudible ]

i knew how it would end i must be psychic starts out with potential muddles to the finish. you may ask why such distinguished actors appeared in this film, only one answer, paycheck, paycheck. a week without great films this one fits right in. there is only thing i can do is dis-- extinguish the red lights i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. >> oh my. stay with abc7 news for all the latest olympic results for team u.s.a. and the teams from your other favorite countries. here's how we'll keep you informed: on air we'll announce a spoiler alert. if you don't want to know you will have plenty of time to turn away and save the surprise. then on our social platforms like facebook, we will be posting results but you have to click a link to see them so you will not accidentally find out the results.

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money for the berkeley east bay humane society while you do it. it is the 15th annual beta barker's dog festival in al ban in the one mile dog walk along the bay has the goal of raising $45,000 to help homeless pets. there will be all kinds of activities for kids and dogs from noon to 4:00 this afternoon. might be a good day to get out and enjoy the day and support a worthy cause at bay to barker's. >> the weather should be glorious. sunshine will just take the afternoon hours until we get there look for 66 in san francisco, and 70s around the bay upper 80s inland. here's a long look at the seven day forecast, we've got warming inland, temperatures by midweek into the mid and even possible upper 90s on thursday, high pressure building even 80s upper 80s

around the bay by thursday, still cool along the coast near 60°. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news i'm carolyn tyler with frances dinglasan in for lisa argen today. our next newscast at 5 p.m.. reminder, download our new alarm clock app for your iphone wake up to the bay area's latest headlines, weather and traffic on your phone. the free alarm clock app is available now on the app store just search for abc7 news,

welcome to "beyond the headlines", i'm cheryl jennings. today we're talking about domestic violence. according to cdc